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Cat looking relaxed but still hunting
 2021-10-26 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com. Mama Cat may look relaxed here but she is continuously on the hunt for unsuspecting mice, grasshoppers, birds and more in her yard. She can jump and dive from this pose directly onto her prey in a second.
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MCMS 7th Grade Lady Hornets
 2021-10-26 - Edmonton, KY - Photo by Torrie Osbon, Director of Communications, Metcalfe County Schools. The Metcalfe County Middle School girls basketball teams have had a great year. The MCMS 7th Grade Lady Hornets finished the CKMSAC tournament as runners up falling to Russell County 38-27.
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Metcalfe County Middle School 8th Grade winners
 2021-10-26 - Edmonton, KY - Photo by Torrie Osbon, Director of Communications, Metcalfe County Schools. It has been an impressive year for the Metcalfe County Middle School girls basketball teams. The MCMS Lady Hornets won the CKMSAC 8th Grade Tournament by defeating Russell County 38-30 in the championship game on Oct. 21. The 8th-grade team was also the regular-season conference champions with a perfect 14-0 conference record.
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Columbian Theater will reopen by School District
 2021-10-25 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Pen. An archive photo of the Columbian Theater sign, taken back in March 2008. Plans have been announced for the Adair County School District to use grant money to become owners of the historic building, and for a project leader who coordinates the building and management program for the District. The hope is to eventually involve all Adair students, Lindsey Wilson College students and the public in using the buliding.
Built in 1947, the theater is home to one of the largest screens in southern Kentucky. The iconic lights have been dark for several years now, but back in the Spring of 2008, the theater was showing "Rambo" and "The Bucket List."
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Birds of Kentucky: Bald Eagle in Glens Fork
 2021-10-25 - Glens Fork, KY - Photo by Roldcat. Roldcat writes, "This shot of a bald eagle was taken with my cell phone in Glens Fork on 10/24/21.
I was driving and saw the eagle in the tree. I stopped and as I was trying to get the camera to focus on the bird it flew from its perch. This is the first bald eagle I've ever seen in the wild. Being an avid birder, it was quite a thrill to see."
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